On my opinion there are many faucets on the market. Many have more satoshis to win, but for a new faucet it's ok. What's the min withdraw? Hope this is not another scam site, there are enough in the Internet  I tried out OP's faucet and there is no withdraw limit, it pays directly to faucetbox.com. I don't think this will be a scam site, the question is how long it can last, however it seems like OP is working hard to make this site work. |
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... Most bot owners will just ignore you and go to other faucets. I am not 100% sure about that. I think many bot owners don't even manually check what faucets they are attacking. Thats my point. If they need to work to defeat your faucet security, they just move on, to the next target. do you have proof? i need review to your plugin. thanks OP has PM'ed me regarding the concept of his plugin, and in theory, I think it can and will work well. However, it may make it harder for users to claim. Try PM'ing OP for a copy, I think he is willing to sell it for $10 USD in bitcoin. OP, I think maybe you should give away some vouch copies to high ranking members who are interested to prove that it works. Good luck selling your plugin! |
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The owner and staff of SteadyTurtle are very helpful, I asked some questions regarding my site's setup and they were all answered and the needs were fixed promptly, with helpful and detailed answers. Thanks again SteadyTurtle!
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I actually tried Solve Media for about a month and I generated almost nothing. Then I put an antibot to my faucet and I started earning a lot more money. Just my 2 satoshi  what is antibot? I never heard about it I think he means a sciprt that blocks bits form using his faucet, so his account should not get banned for botting his own faucet. Oh, that make sense now  To elaborate, you can find antibot links here: http://bit.makejar.com/labs/anti-bot-links-200They are links that users have to click in a certain order, to discourage bots. However, they may drive away real users. Decide what is best for your site. |
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Bump! Multiply your free satoshis and win big!
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A lot of people are giving OP a hard time for giving a small reward, but IMO, I think that's a good starting point, don't give away more satoshis than you afford. However, you will need to raise the rewards later otherwise you won't have a good time running your faucet; you won't receive traffic. Good luck!
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I'm interested in buying a spotify account, I know you are giving a one month warranty, but the last time I bought a spotify account from someone else, the account expired one day after the warranty ended. How long do the accounts last, and are you willing to extend your warranty to a month and a half?
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You can wait for a steam sale, or try checking out www.g2a.com, their price is a bit higher than what you are looking for but still cheaper than buying directly from steam, they also accept payment in bitcoins. |
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when i check my faucet there is some address with many referal and it look like they claim it consecutive , is that they're really human or just 1 man with bot?
It depends, is your faucet on faucet rotators with high traffic? If so, the referrals might be from the owners of their rotators; many users use their rotators, so they get a lot of referral commission. You can check where your traffic comes from with google analytics. my faucet only single faucet and i'm not put google analytics yet but when i check on cpanel i found that is too many IPs with 114.XXX.XXX only different in last number That's weird, can you check their addresses? Google analytics is the best way to check out your problem and installation is easy, you should go install it for your website. If you want to be completely safe, ban those ips. However, you may drive away traffic. |
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when i check my faucet there is some address with many referal and it look like they claim it consecutive , is that they're really human or just 1 man with bot?
It depends, is your faucet on faucet rotators with high traffic? If so, the referrals might be from the owners of their rotators; many users use their rotators, so they get a lot of referral commission. You can check where your traffic comes from with google analytics. |
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how we can find if people use proxy or not?
or we can detect from their IPs ? and what site to detect it?
If you want an easy solution, pay 1000$USD per month to funcaptcha. There is no free lunch. Funcaptcha is no better than other captchas. Tested it and I can confirm that if you trust my word, but can't get screenshots of old data anymore to prove that, but you don't have to trust my word, I don't care. The reason why is because Funcaptcha is the best to prevent bots, but some bot owners hire real people to solve captchas for them, so funcaptcha won't help if there are real humans solving the captcha, it will just make it easier for them. |
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it is a fair game
if it is still on , I want to have a try with somebody.
Their main game is still on, however there are no players to play, so there is no point in playing. Like other users have said, there are 1v1's open if you want to play them. There are other games similar to this game out there if you want to play a game like this, search them up on google. |
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Instagram Prices
AUTOMATIC HQ Instagram Likes : $ 5 / 1000
(Automatic likes mean you will get likes automatically per pic you upload!!)
Does this mean you get 1000 likes automatically per photo you upload, or can we spread out the likes? (For example, 100 likes per photo for 10 photos) |
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try to banning IP them. .
Check who's the bot from your cpanel or your analityc, whre's ip bot.
then denny thats bot ip on your httacces
they can easily change their ips by only resetting their modems, or there are so many services they can get so many different ips. Generally, bot owners pay for proxies, so blocking their proxies forces them to spend more money to buy more proxies, and reconfiguring their bots, which can discourage them. While it is easy to get new ips, blocking suspicious bot ips does work. |
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Are you sure these games are just upsets or something foul is at play here because I have heard there are a lot of fixed games. Since I don't follow the esports scene this may sound like an urban legend but still can raise some eyebrows right? Generally matches aren't fixed for CS:GO; some of the minor leagues might be fixed, but the big tournaments such as ESL or MLG are monitored and they will punish cheaters. It's the same with every sport really, there is always the possibility of teams throwing their matches. |
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Wich script are you using?
Would you pay to solve your problem?
Are you selling a custom script you made? How much are you selling it for, and how does it prevent bots? Im measuring the market before commiting. I have 5 measures against bots, and am building more as we speak. But thinking on how much to charge for a better solution than just captcha. Are these new measures you created yourself, or are they old measures? Sounds interesting, I'd like to know more. |
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Theoretically, would a cashout limit help stop bots?
I'm not really sure. All I expect it would do would make it take a longer time for bots to be able to cashout. What kind of security features can be added into this script that can't be added into a faucetbox one?
I suppose perhaps the login feature may help, though I somewhat doubt it and wouldn't rely on it. I don't think there are any sorts of security measures that the FaucetBox script doesn't have. Ah ok, thanks. I won't change my faucet to use this script then, at least not at the moment. Not sure if this question has been asked before, (I don't want to read through 14 pages) but what is the advantage of using this script over a faucetbox script?
It mainly depends on how you would like your faucet to work. The MiniFaucet script supports users having a balance and direct withdrawals to a Bitcoin address, while scripts from other microtransaction websites only support the API of the website. I don't think that MicroFaucet has as much in terms of security as the FaucetBox script however, though it can be added in. Also, is it possible to change a faucet that is running on the faucetbox API to this script?
You would really just have to delete the current script and add MiniFaucet to your server instead, though the MiniFaucet script does support FaucetBox payouts. Thanks for your reply. Theoretically, would a cashout limit help stop bots? What kind of security features can be added into this script that can't be added into a faucetbox one? This script paying to Faucetbox ,xapo-mail ,Coinbase ,Blockchain and Bitcoind. better to read all posts in this topic you will know this script advantage. Yes, but I was asking about the security measures. I already know that it supports many payment processors. |
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in gambling you can make 100000 satoshi in 2 minutes , but you must have experience . in any case faucets work will not be useful if you want to get massive income .
Experience doesn't matter in gambling, unless you are playing poker or sports betting. It's all about luck. You have a lot of possibilities to earn, but also a lot to lose. Faucets might not be useful, but if you are lucky, you can hit it big and gain a lot of bitcoin. I also saw this site: Dust Lottery; it's a provably fair game where you can bet 10 satoshi to win 0.8. If you are lucky, you might win big! |
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First look if there is someone with tons of refferals because bots is too using refferals links so they earn x2 with one Captcha. Then change captchas like funcaptcha. When Claiming use 2-3 captchas and second or third Captcha make pop up with javascript because some proxys disable javascript. And maybe put some anti bot script found there on forum, try to use search button. Thing is, funcaptcha now charges a very high price for their services, so users can't use it anymore. The antibot scripts do work, however users do not like them as much, but if necessary, use them to prevent bots. |
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Not sure if this question has been asked before, (I don't want to read through 14 pages) but what is the advantage of using this script over a faucetbox script?
It mainly depends on how you would like your faucet to work. The MiniFaucet script supports users having a balance and direct withdrawals to a Bitcoin address, while scripts from other microtransaction websites only support the API of the website. I don't think that MicroFaucet has as much in terms of security as the FaucetBox script however, though it can be added in. Also, is it possible to change a faucet that is running on the faucetbox API to this script?
You would really just have to delete the current script and add MiniFaucet to your server instead, though the MiniFaucet script does support FaucetBox payouts. Thanks for your reply. Theoretically, would a cashout limit help stop bots? What kind of security features can be added into this script that can't be added into a faucetbox one? |
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